When Detective Mike Sterling left the Chicago PD and returned to his hometown of Renlend Kansas, he tried to convince himself it was so his mother could stop worrying. The truth was, even Renlend wasn’t going to vanquish the dreams that tortured him at night.When Taryn Watts landed in Renland Kansas to design a client’s new cooking school she intended to stay just long enough to do the job and then go right back to her life on the East Coast.

When Taryn and Mike found themselves sharing a booth, one thing was certain, neither one of them thought it was a good idea. Mike still wasn’t over his ex-wife’s betrayal, and when Taryn found out Mike was a cop she wanted to run all the way back to Connecticut and never look back, but she couldn’t… Sitting outside his home late at night she watches him fight against his demons. Demons she already had too much experience with firsthand.

When Mike finally admits there is no way to outrun his demons, Tayrn knows she’ll do anything, or be anything, to help Mike find his way back.

You may have met Mike during “Racing to Love” but you get to know him better in this story. Mike is working through issues with his past during this book.

Taryn hates to be controlled and is worried that is what Mike wants to do to her like her family. Can they both trust each other and built a relationship together. Does she want to help him fight demons in order to be with him?

Fell in love with Mike in this story he is sweet and loving. Taryn is tough but can Mike soften her harder edges. Can he trust her to help him fight his own demons.

Totally love this story and can’t wait for the next one in this series.

Author Bio:

When asked ‘when do you have time to write’, Amy Gregory simply laughs.The real answer is, “in bits and pieces”.She and her husband live in Kansas City with their three fantastic kids that keep them running in three very different directions.Because she sits so much, she always carries a notebook with her at all times.

She has an off the wall, snarky, off the cuff sense of humor that often shocks even those who’ve known her for years.And she loves that her children have all been blessed that ability to make others laugh as well.At least she’s grateful most of the time!Her husband often teases her about how she “makes this stuff up” when he’s reading a piece of her work. … The answer—“it just comes to me when I’m typing”. Scary thought, huh!